Taxonomy and evolutionary significance of some "gnathodus" species (conodonts) from the Mississippian of the northern Iberian Peninsula
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Taxonomy and evolutionary significance of some "gnathodus" species (conodonts) from the Mississippian of the northern Iberian PeninsulaDate
2004Citation
Revista Española de Micropaleontología, vol. 36, n. 2 (2004), pp. 215-230
Abstract
A new species of Gnathodus, G. joseramoni, is defined and Gnathodus cantabricus Belka & Lehmann is revised from the study of some new conodont associations and analysis of previous data from the Cantabrian Mountains and the Pyrenees, North Iberian Peninsula. G. cantabricus is regarded as a junior synonym of Gnathodus kiensis Pazukhin from the Urals. Other occasional European findings of both taxa are indicated and stratigraphic middle Viséan to Arnsbergian ranges are established. Finally, the phylogenetic relations with other Gnathodus species are also outlined.
Keywords
Conodonts
Systematic palaeontology
Mississippian
Cantabrian Mountains
Pyrenees
Systematic palaeontology
Mississippian
Cantabrian Mountains
Pyrenees
ISSN
0556-655X